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BBC Arts News
- Spirited Away: Japanese anime trounces Toy Story 4 at China box office June 26, 2019The Japanese cartoon from 2001 made more than twice as much as Toy Story 4 over the weekend.
- Stereophonics replace Latitude headliners June 26, 2019Northern Irish rockers Snow Patrol pull out of a summer festival due to medical reasons.
- Cardi B pleads not guilty to assault June 26, 2019The rapper and two members of her team have been charged with 12 crimes each.
- 50/50 gender balance pledge extended to more of the music industry June 26, 2019A scheme set up last year to rebalance the gender ratio at festivals has now been extended to more parts of the music industry.
- Kim Kardashian West's Kimono underwear meets Japanese backlash June 26, 2019The shapewear range is touted as inclusive, but Japanese people say the name disrespects tradition.
- Michelle Obama and Stephen Fry help drive audiobook boom June 25, 2019Money spent on audiobooks in the UK rose by 43% in 2018, with Michelle Obama leading the way.
- Sheryl Crow: Universal Studios fire destroyed all my master tapes June 25, 2019The star says all her master tapes were destroyed in an "apocalyptic" 2008 blaze at Universal Studios.
- Kabir Singh: Bollywood's misogyny problem is not new June 25, 2019Kabir Singh has been sharply criticised for its treatment of women, but it is a box office hit.
- Naomi Campbell on diversity, colourism and Windrush June 25, 2019The supermodel tells the BBC it is still a "big deal" to see a woman of colour on a magazine cover.
- Michael Jackson: The story of the troubled star's final day, 10 years on June 24, 2019The King of Pop died exactly 10 years ago, and we now know how the day unfolded.
- Gangnam: The scandal rocking the playground of K-pop June 24, 2019The BBC hears shocking allegations of drugging and rape inside South Korea's glamorous nightclub scene.
- Why Glastonbury has £10m in the bank June 24, 2019Running a music festival is challenging and not just because of the weather.
- Kylie surprises twins who lost their mum to cancer June 24, 2019The pop star surprised the girls by joining them in a rendition of their late mother's favourite song.
- Liam Gallagher: Knife crime fears for his children June 24, 2019The former Oasis star shares his views on crime and politicians' drugs admissions.
- Why Jessie J felt 'misunderstood' June 23, 2019The singer discusses how she's perceived by the public and her role as a coach on The Voice Kids.
- The play dispelling the British Vietnamese 'nail-bar' cliche June 23, 2019A new play, Summer Rolls, tells of the tension between young British-born Mai and her immigrant parents.
- How TV syncs help singers swim up the charts June 23, 2019Who needs Top of the Pops when shows like Love Island and Killing Eve are putting songs in the chart?
- Reviving Northern Ireland's poetry scene one poem at a time June 22, 2019Poetry slams, spoken word events and recitals. Why are so many young people turning to poetry?
- Yesterday: Which band would Boyle, Curtis, James and Patel erase from history? June 19, 2019The creators and stars of the new Beatles-free film on which act they would erase from musical history.
MACBA
- Bamba Pana & Makaveli July 26, 2019In its third edition, Lorem Ipsum persists in delving into the cracks and folds of both the musical and the ludic, intentionally articulated from the geo- and biopolitics of bodies and gestures. Where do we speak from? Who speaks? Perhaps we are movi…
- Christian Marclay: Investigations July 19, 2019Christian Marclay presents a new staging in the Capella MACBA of his most recent work, Investigations (2018), on 19 July. It reflects Marclay’s interest in photography and the non-traditional use of classical instruments. This score was made from a c…
- Tatiana Heuman July 18, 2019In its third edition, Lorem Ipsum persists in delving into the cracks and folds of both the musical and the ludic, intentionally articulated from the geo- and biopolitics of bodies and gestures. Where do we speak from? Who speaks? Perhaps we are movi…
- KABLAM July 13, 2019In its third edition, Lorem Ipsum persists in delving into the cracks and folds of both the musical and the ludic, intentionally articulated from the geo- and biopolitics of bodies and gestures. Where do we speak from? Who speaks? Perhaps we are movi…
- Sote July 11, 2019In its third edition, Lorem Ipsum persists in delving into the cracks and folds of both the musical and the ludic, intentionally articulated from the geo- and biopolitics of bodies and gestures. Where do we speak from? Who speaks? Perhaps we are movi…
- Céline Gillain July 4, 2019In its third edition, Lorem Ipsum persists in delving into the cracks and folds of both the musical and the ludic, intentionally articulated from the geo- and biopolitics of bodies and gestures. Where do we speak from? Who speaks? Perhaps we are movi…
- LOREM IPSUM July 4, 2019In its third edition, Lorem Ipsum persists in delving into the cracks and folds of both the musical and the ludic, intentionally articulated from the geo- and biopolitics of bodies and gestures. Where do we speak from? Who speaks? Perhaps we are movi…
- Chalkboard. Ferran Fages June 29, 2019Christian Marclay’s interactive installation Chalkboard (2010) invites visitors to write notes, drawings or graffiti on a architecturally-scaled chalkboard ruled with musical staff lines. Periodically, this "score" is interpreted by musicians. Once a…
- Krudas Cubensi May 25, 2019This content is not available in this language. You can consult it in Spanish.
- Christian Marclay: Compositions May 18, 2019Two of Christian Marclay’s graphic scores will be performed throughout the Night of the Museums. The performers will be Marclay himself and the vocal artist Shelley Hirsch, who has collaborated regularly with the artist for the past thirty years.
Smithsonian Museum
- The Social Power of Music Will Take Center Stage at the 53rd Annual Smithsonian Folklife Festival June 26, 2019The D.C. tradition will hit the National Mall for two action-packed days this weekend. Here's what to know about this year's lineup
- A Crispy, Salty, American History of Fast Food June 24, 2019Adam Chandler’s new book explores the intersection between fast food and U.S. history
- These Engaging, Immersive Works Erase the Line Between Art and Audience June 19, 2019The By the People art festival at the Smithsonian's Arts and Industries Building is a feast for the eyes and the soul
- Fifty Years After Stonewall, a Look at the Struggles and Celebrations of LGBTQ Americans June 19, 2019A new display explores gay life beyond the historic riots at the National Museum of American History
- You Can Mail a Coconut to Anywhere in the World From This Post Office in Hawaii June 18, 2019Why send a postcard during your travels when you can 'post-a-nut?'
- After More Than Eight Decades, These Exquisite Whistler Watercolors Make Their Public Debut June 17, 2019Freer Gallery also revamps its popular Peacock Room, returning it to the way it looked a century ago
- David Copperfield Welcomes New Citizens With a Magic Show and a History Lesson June 14, 2019The master illusionist reunited the Star-Spangled Banner with its missing star in honor of a Flag Day ceremony at the American History Museum
- Meet Juan García Salazar, the Man Who Championed Black Identity in Ecuador June 14, 2019Behind the very first artifact to enter the African American History Museum's collections resides a story about recovering the Afro-Ecuadorian experience
- The Patents Behind Toy Story's Beloved Characters June 14, 2019The Pixar series is full of classic toys, from the Slinky Dog to the Speak & Spell, that sprung from the minds of clever inventors
- A Globe-Trotting, Truth-Seeking Art Project Looks for Answers in D.C. June 13, 2019The Hirshhorn Museum hosts the ‘Truth Booth,’ a pop-up confessional where participants record honest reflections
- This Performance Art Piece Is Being Served Up With Tasty, Warm Bowls of Curry June 13, 2019Amid evolving images of protest and strife, Rirkrit Tiravanija’s art at the Hirshhorn satisfies both visually and nutritionally
- This Summer, Play Nine Holes at This 'Art Course' in Kansas City June 11, 2019The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art takes inspiration from its vast collection to create an art-inspired mini golf course
- Meet the Master Muralist Who Inspired Today's Generation of Paleoartists June 4, 2019The treasured Jay Matternes murals of lost Mesozoic worlds are featured in a new Smithsonian book
- One of the Few Surviving Heroes of D-Day Shares His Story June 3, 2019Army medic Ray Lambert, now 98, landed with the first assault wave on Omaha Beach. Seventy-five years later, he could be the last man standing
- The Gardens Around the National Mall Are Growing Giant Nests and Fanciful Tunnels May 30, 2019The new exhibition “Habitat” is a whimsical, art-filled lesson on ecosystems and how they work
Digital Arts
- Corel's Painter 2020 arrives with GPU-based brushes for real time performance
- Watch these fantastic short animations that won the RSA Student Awards 2019
- Serif just launched its InDesign killer Affinity Publisher
- These new laptops for designers and artists from Dell, HP, Lenovo and Razer give you oodles more creative power on the move
- Affinity Designer 1.7 update is here and optimised for Apple's latest Macs - plus the Pro Display XDR
- Best Wacom deals
- The Best Art and Design Conferences of 2019
- D&AD Awards 2019: Check out the Pencil winners from the year's biggest creative awards
- Apple has upgraded the MacBook Pro
- Best Tattoo Fonts
- Chip sauce inks and the world's largest letterpress made for new book on northern identity
- Hold your horses, logo police - the BT rebrand hasn't rolled out yet
- IKEA just changed its logo - but shh, it's a secret
- The insane work in making THAT Spider-Verse end credits scene - and other things we learnt at Pictoplasma 2019
- Lettering and photography combine to bring out the power of music
- There’s now a small Wacom Intuos Pro again for designers and artists on the move
- Intel's 9th-gen mobile Core chips aim for the high end – offering 8 cores at up to 5GHz speeds
- Microsoft Paint's not dead
- Moleskine launches limited edition Lord of the Rings notebook collection
- Procreate's 2019 update lets you add text to your work - and animate layers instantly
Art News
- Morning Links: Carbon Footprint Edition
- Hauser & Wirth Takes on Fast-Rising Artist Nicolas Party
- ‘Worker Power, Every Minute, Every Hour’: New Museum Union Stages Action at Opening as Contract Negotiations Continue
- $10.7 M. Basquiat Sells at $57.6 M. Christie’s Contemporary Sale in London
- Darío Escobar at Proyectos Monclova, Mexico City
- Caravaggio Painting Estimated at $170 M. Sold Privately Ahead of Auction in France
- In Digital Push, Lucas Zwirner Named Head of Content at David Zwirner—W Magazine’s Fan Zhong Also Aboard
- The Sound of Listening: Candice Hopkins’s Curating Lets Indigenous Artists Do the Talking
- Here’s the 2019 IFPDA Fine Art Print Fair’s Exhibitor List
- Morning Links: Wealth Attacks Edition
- Bani Abidi at Gropius Bau, Berlin
- 9 Art Events to Attend in New York: Marta Minujín, Harald Szeemann, ‘Experimental Painting,’ and More
- Art Collector Agnes Gund Signs Letter in Support of Wealth Tax
- Night Gallery Now Represents Han Bing, Robert Nava, and Brie Ruais
- ‘The More You Look at Susan’s Work, the More You Uncover’: Susan Te Kahurangi King’s Inimitable Drawings Showcased in Chicago
- ARTnews in Brief: News from Around the Art World—Week of June 24, 2019
- Morning Links: Yorkshire Sculpture International Edition
- Gagosian Hires Artsy Co-Founder Sebastian Cwilich as Adviser, Beefing Up Tech Department
- Peter Selz, Curator and Art Historian Committed to the New, Is Dead at 100
- Sara Cwynar at the Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum, Connecticut